Pokemon Movie 9 & 10 Played On 22 & 23 December (British TV)

I enjoyed these films. I hadn't watched them for a VERY long time. The music was great too.

The memories came back to me though, it felt great.

CITV Broadcasting 13 Pokemon Movies Throughout Christmas & New Year (British TV)

CITV is broadcasting thirteen Pokemon movies throughout (except on the 24th) the Christmas & New Year holidays.

The listings below have been confirmed on various sources & all the films listed below will start at 1pm and end before 3pm. (Remember -> Sky = 621 & Freeview =122)

• Monday 19th December 2016 – Pokemon the First Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back (Movie 1)

• Tuesday 20th December 2016 – Pokemon the Movie 2000: The Power of One (Movie 2)

• Wednesday 21st December 2016 – Pokemon 3: Spell of the Unown (Movie 3)

• Thursday 22nd December 2016 – Pokemon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea (Movie 9)

• Friday 23rd December 2016 – Pokemon the Movie: The Rise of Darkrai (Movie 10)

• Sunday 25th December 2016 – Pokemon the Movie: Giratina and the Sky Warrior (Movie 11)

• Monday 26th December 2016 – Pokemon the Movie: Arceus and the Jewel of Life (Movie 12)

• Tuesday 27th December 2016 – Pokemon the Movie Black: Victini and Reshiram (Movie 13A/13)

• Wednesday 28th December 2016 – Pokemon the Movie: Kyurem vs the Sword of Justice (Movie 15)

• Thursday 29th December 2016 – Pokemon the Movie: Genesect and the Legend Awakened (Movie 16)

• Friday 30th December 2016 – Pokemon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction (Movie 17)

• Saturday 31st December 2016 – Pokemon the Movie: Hoopa and the Clash of Ages (Movie 18)

• Monday 2nd January 2017 – Pokemon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel (Movie 19)

Although not the full Movie series, this is at least much better than nothing, especially since anime is almost invisible on British TV.

As of 22/12/2016, the first three films have already been shown. The next film will be Movie 9.

Pokemon Movie 3: Entei - Spell Of The Unown Played On CITV Today (21 December)

I thought the film would start at 1:10pm, so I when I tuned into CITV, I was disappointed as it turned out that I'd missed out 7 minutes since it'd actually started at 1:00pm.

The last time I truly watched this was when I was 10, so naturally I was displeased that I'd miss those important 7 minutes.

Here some pictures I took from the start (with the CITV logo):

Hearing 'To Know The Unknown' by Innosense while Molly's father, and later her mother, returned to her really brought me back to the days. Always brings a smile.

Definitely one of the best Pokemon ending songs.

Original Pokemon Movie Trilogy On CITV From 19-21 December 2016 | UK TV |

When I suddenly saw Manga UK's update that the original Pokemon film trilogy was on British UK TV, I was pleasingly shocked and decided to check the comments to learn more and see what time the first film (Mewtwo Strikes Back) was on.

The thing is, I very, very rarely (!) watch TV, so it's funny how the only reason I decided to finally turn it on was because Pokemon Movie 1 was playing.

I found out that it had already started at 1:00pm, so I immediately turned on the TV to watch it and tuned into CITV to see the film already at around the halfway point - I had decided to watch it because it'd been a while since I'd last watched it (about a year, but I wasn't paying too much attention since I was with my younger cousin).

Hearing the soundtrack again and seeing the memorable scenes again made my day, especially since I hadn't truly watched the film for years.

Not just this, I picked up on a LOT of things that I didn't pick up on, or really didn't properly comprehend, when I was a kid.

Interestingly, I remembered when "Brother My Brother" would play and mouthed it before the scene started - my bro realised I had remembered.

When the film ended (after listening to the nostalgic music from the end credits), I actually went to another channel (Horror) to watch an on-going film (which rarely even happens!). 

"The Last Man On Planet Earth" is a sick film.

--> On Tuesday (yesterday) I'd forgotten to watch the second film (Power Of One) because I was occupied with things and completely forgot in general. It started at 11:30am apparently.

That was probably one of my favourite Pokemon Movies, so it's a bummer.

Hopefully I'll catch Pokemon Movie 3 on CITV tomorrow at 1:10pm!

One Piece Chapter 818: Inside The Whale (Summary)

Read the spoilers last week, just before school ----> Mind = Blown

Woke my brother up just to tell him what was revealed - I've never done this before.

When I left home and was on the bus, I was thinking of what was just revealed in the chapter, and the future of the series.

What was revealed regarding the Road Poneglyphs and their being with the Yonko seemed like a novel idea; it seemed like a race to collect all Poneglyphs. 

With two of them being in the hands of powerful (in all ways) pirates and one of them's location being 'lost', having to be found.

Plus it was convenient that the RPs are with Kaidou and Big Mom, seeing as how the Straw Hats plan on defeating or meeting them either way.

But damn, the first few hours of learning of these revelations were sick.

Then after school on that day I read the chapter, which had a poor translation. Re-read it after.

Even today I decided to print an image of the same exact 'X-Marks-The-Spot' Map to put in my art collage.

That's how amazing the chapter was. Never has Oda revealed so much in just one chapter.

http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Chapter_818

Revelations of the chapter:

• The Red Poneglyph speaks of a map to Raftel​

Damn we haven't seen Raftel for time.

• The Red Poneglyph is actually called a 'Road Poneglyph'​

• There are 4 Road Poneglyphs in total​

The 4 Road Poneglyphs lead to four different locations.

• One is in Whole Cake Island with Big Mom, one is in Wano with Kaidou, and the last one is 'lost'​

• The Kouzuki Family were master stonemasons who created the Poneglyphs 800 years ago​

• The Kouzuki Family could read & write in the Ancient Kingdom's language​

• Kouzuki Oden was the last generation of the Kouzuki who could translate the Poneglyphs; the others can't translate it at all, not even Momonosuke​

• Lord Oden was executed by Wano's shogun and pirate Kaido​

• Oden landed on Raftel with Roger, and discovered the 'secrets of the world'​

Damn. Oden. Roger. Damn.

I'm calling it, the Kouzuki were a clan of the Ancient Kingdom, similar to the D.

Either that or they're D. themselves.

Momonosuke is a descendant of the Ancient Kingdom.

Dragon Ball Z Kai Stopped Airing On British TV (Kix)

Dragon Ball Z Kai Doesn't Air On Kix Anymore

Every single time, in the few months before the New Year, I went on Kix, they constantly replayed the Cell Saga.

.Now every time I go on Kix it seems like Inazuma has replaced Dragon Ball Z Kai's regular airing (10-30PM-12:00PM).

Realised this since a few months

It's permanent.

Nah, it doesn't air any other time of the day either. Checked already.

:/

Guess people got tired of seeing re-runs of the same thing, so the views went down.

We won't be getting a Buu Saga Kai dub anytime now since FUNimation's focused on the latest DBZ films & other content (like Super) - guess that's one reason they stopped airing Dragon Ball Z Kai.

Hopefully they start airing it again one day in the future.